Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave President Trump a golden pocket ma when he visited Washington this week, Israeli officials confirmed reports.
The iconic device is a reference to Israel's sophisticated September military operations, a small potent explosion used by Hezbollah, a hundred members of a US-designated foreign terrorist organization. It will explode things.
The golden pager is secured to a wooden panel and attached to golden plaques in black writing.
“To our great friend and great ally, President Donald J. Trump. According to a photo provided by the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, Plaque reads.
The gift came when Trump welcomed Netanyahu to the White House as the first foreign leader he visited since Trump took office for the second time.
The visit saw an unprecedented overhaul of US foreign policy regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Speaking at a press conference with Netanyahu on Tuesday, Trump announced that he would double his suggestion for Palestinians to leave the Gaza Strip and that the US would take over a small territory.
“The US will take over the Gaza Strip. We will do our job. We own it, dismantle all the dangerous mis-blown bombs and other weapons on the site, level the site and remove it. It's a responsibility. The destroyed building, it leveled out,” Trump said.
“We create economic developments that provide unlimited numbers of jobs and housing to the people in our area, do real jobs and do something different,” he added.
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